Transformation Wk7 Part III
Posted September 16th, 2007 by ShaneB
Next morning John applying a dark undercoat on the dried stain.
This is the lighter colours on top of the dark base. The next step will be the copper acid to tone it all down.
The front gates dried over night.
The painted gates from the front.
John still going....
Dave and John at the end of Sunday putting another coat on the table. Previously the cross beams at the bottom of
the legs have been removed and this is the final table design.
The front showing the contrast of the new tested colour on left pillar versus old on the right.
At the end of the day allowing the paints to dry fully before an acid neutralizer and glaze are applied during the week.
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It's obvious you all put in
It's obvious you all put in a lot of effort into this, and the results look remarkable. Congratulations!
Wow. I think I broke a sweat
Wow. I think I broke a sweat just watching all the work being done in the photos. What an amazing effort and result. Very inspiring to see what can be done with a group effort. All the best with whats left.
It is very impressive! Your
It is very impressive! Your group work is very inspiring, thank you for sharing.
This is absolutely
This is absolutely unbelievable. Great job guys!
Yes, I'd love to see it for
Yes, I'd love to see it for real one day... not too long from now!
All are welcome to vist and
All are welcome to vist and to practice with us, just make sure you bring your paint brush : )
It has really been inspiring
It has really been inspiring to work with the rest of the Group at the Sydney Centre.
We havent embarked on anthing so intensive like this before, and the results are not just showing on the external ..but it has given me a big lift as well....so what was once stagnant has begun to move...and there is a feeling of Strength and determination to continue with this....
The next challenge soon will be the interior designing...... I can't wait :-))
Some amazing feats of
Some amazing feats of painting have been accomplished but there is more to be done. It really is a team effort.
Jon, your most welcome to pay a visit, like Rich said, just bring your paint brush with you and we are sure to find something for you to paint! It could be good practice for you in case the Brisbane Centre finds new premises needing a make over.
David
Yes, we haven't
Yes, we haven't finished!!... We still have to do the inside of the house: the kitchen, the practice room, the office, etc. etc. But I can tell, the centre already feels different and as you can see, it looks much better! Wait until you see it full of students, I think that's going to be the best part!
Belzebuub's visit to the
Belzebuub's visit to the Bondi centre has made a tremendous impact on the students and teachers. His encouragement has lifted the spirit of us all and has triggered a new beginning.
The building renovations have already shown great results including having the most amount of students, for a long time, at the end of the astral course still keen to go forward.
A special thanks to Shane for all his hard efforts behind doors with the blog.